digibyte Wrote:moulin Wrote:I do not want to miss out on the new release. Is it possible to get a notification when the new version (RC1) is available for download?
We now have a mailing list where we post all our announcements. Subscribe here: http://trac.inetcentral.de/ispcp/wiki/maillists
cool news..... going to signup for mailing list as well as subscribe here
I have a quick question, a little off topic, but a quick answer will suffice.
From reading thru the forums here, I see that your focused on making sure the cp works on etch. Is it, or will it still work with good ol sarge?? Us vps users don't get a heck of a lot of options when it comes to os upgrades specially on a virtuozzo system....
thanks... and keep up the good work. VHCS is a great panel just showing the strain of no updates, and I'm sure your omega and the new cp will kick so much more butt....
No Bugfixes the last time ?
We can only test for new bug when the actually bugs are fixed...
This should not be an critic or some bad words. The Project need many "free/privat-time" and no one earn money with that and we all know this. But is there any reason about it ? When it´s only time or the dev-team need some timeout - no problem
The community is behind you !!!
The last weekends I wasn't at home. There will be some commits the next days. Nevertheless, there is not much time here, I'm writing exams.
No Problem! The real life comes first, no question!
Good look for the exams
I think this thread should be changed to reflect the new versioning system modification?
BioALIEN Wrote:I think this thread should be changed to reflect the new versioning system modification?
Indeed, topic title is changed.
RatS Wrote:hey moulin, we try to get supporters for other distris. It's not that easy to handle and know all of them. If anyone is talented in SuSE (9.3 - 10), SLES 9, Feodora (Core 4-6), Slackware, Gentoo, *BSD, Mandrake, etc. help us!
I would like to say I'm a bit expert with gentoo administration, perhaps with archlinux (slackware based too). If you think this would be good, please let me know.
Have a good time. Lucky Luke.
I am interested in helping the development on different *nix platforms.
One that I've not seen mentioned is CentOS (RedHat Enterprise). It's one of the most solid Linux distros I've touched and it's very streamlined for servers like Debian.
I've got a fresh new box waiting for install and testing.
Are the daily snapshots stable enough for setup testing/documentation purposes?
You're free to do so.
1) load the latest trunk or the Nightly Build.
2) try to install VHCS and document it
3) send us your changed distfiles
4) ask for SVN write access and maintain your doku / distfiles
Only 2 days before the RC1